Canada’s watersheds are not immune to the effects of growing water demand and a warming climate. Current water management strategies suffer from poor cooperation between different levels of government and lack of long-term, sustainable planning. Today, many of our watersheds are strained beyond their natural limits – and the worse is yet to come. Both the quality and quantity of our freshwater is at stake.
The Facts About Canada's Water
Facts and statistics offer a troubling, yet accurate, assessment of the present situation.
Water Soft Paths - A Roadmap to Universal Water Security
 The Water Soft Paths approach to water management offers a solution which addresses the aspects mentioned above, which can be applied at the national level and most of which can be applied directly at the municipal, watershed and provincial levels of water management.
Developing Water Soft Paths in Canadian Municipalities: A Guidebook for Municipal Staff
 A practical introduction to water soft path (WSP) implementation, the guidebook describes the steps in water soft path planning for municipalities, illustrated with a case study.
Information That Municipalities Should Bring to Water Soft Path.
Lexicon of Water Soft Path Knowledge |
